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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Tomorrow we are off to see a show in London, will have a few hours spare though.
We were thinking of going to the Tate Modern or the National Portrait Gallery.
Where do you like going in London, as we like seeing something different every time we travel up.
Sarah |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Try the wellcome trust Euston road. Just outside the Euston Square station"
It's medical science history. And other bits I think it's a Tibetan temple exhibit at moment |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Try the wellcome trust Euston road. Just outside the Euston Square station"
This is a top tip.
Saw the fist part of gallery / installation on consciousness last year. Think next instalment is on now |
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"Try the wellcome trust Euston road. Just outside the Euston Square station"
They have a sex exhibition there. I think it's still there I believe. They've got centuries old dildos. From the stone ages...
Keep meaning to stop in and have a look, but I've been to busy to do so.... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Try the wellcome trust Euston road. Just outside the Euston Square station
It's medical science history. And other bits I think it's a Tibetan temple exhibit at moment "
Tibet is one of my places I'd love to go, so that sounds great!
Sarah |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
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"Tower bridge, go up and walk across the glass floor
That's a great idea ! "
On the way have a stroll down the river past city hall, you'll get a great view of the city from there. It's always worth checking out Borough Market fir a bite to eat as it's a short walk from Tower Bridge. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Tate would be a good call.
Stroll down the South Bank.
Kensington Gardens / Palace.
Fortnum & Masons / Harrods.
One of the markets, Camden / Borough / Covent Garden.
Maybe have a drink & people watch.
See if you can visit the bar at the Shangri La (up the Shard) or The Tower Hotel / Rooftop Radio Bar.
Depends where your show is & how much time you have. there are engineering works on the tube network tomorrow so just double check your theatre route.
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By (user no longer on site)
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Get a clipper (commuter boat) from London eye down to Greenwich (have a glass of wine on board) and see some sites (get all day ticket and hop on off at tower, canary wharlf etc) |
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Many great suggestions already, if you want to try really good Mexican food, Cafe Pacifico in Lawley St. Just up from Pinapple Dance. They do a superb lunch and a beer for £10. It's about 300 seconds from Covent Garden Tube.
Rules is another place to eat but as far removed from Cafe Pacifico as you can get, very traditional English food from their own estates. It's the oldest family owned restaurant in London. Has Gerald Scarf cartoons all over the walls and tail coated staff who are excellent. The Salisbury pub on I think St Martins Road great pub good beer nice atmosphere. |
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By *olgateMan
over a year ago
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The cafe in borough market does an excellent breakfast, you can walk along the south bank from there past Shakespeare's Globe to the Tate Modern and from there continue past the royal festival hall all the way to Westminster bridge. Lots of street entertainment going on at the weekend. I would recommend it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The cafe in borough market does an excellent breakfast, you can walk along the south bank from there past Shakespeare's Globe to the Tate Modern and from there continue past the royal festival hall all the way to Westminster bridge. Lots of street entertainment going on at the weekend. I would recommend it. "
That's one of my favourite walks in London |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Try the wellcome trust Euston road. Just outside the Euston Square station
They have a sex exhibition there. I think it's still there I believe. They've got centuries old dildos. From the stone ages...
Keep meaning to stop in and have a look, but I've been to busy to do so.... "
Sadly the sexology exhibit finished. I also wanted to go to see it, I sorta work there so had no excuses really. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Go to horse guards to see the household cavalry change guard "
Think that's in the plan .
Got loads of ideas now - thanks everyone.
Will do more when go up to the Imperial War Museum next time.
Sarah |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Go to horse guards to see the household cavalry change guard
Think that's in the plan .
Got loads of ideas now - thanks everyone.
Will do more when go up to the Imperial War Museum next time.
Sarah "
If you have time and as you are doing the war museum next time, try the Hendon air museum. It's free to get into you just pay for parking.
It's all been done up lately as well |
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"The cafe in borough market does an excellent breakfast, you can walk along the south bank from there past Shakespeare's Globe to the Tate Modern and from there continue past the royal festival hall all the way to Westminster bridge. Lots of street entertainment going on at the weekend. I would recommend it. "
You can walk all the way to Tower Bridge too - it's lovely around there now. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Tomorrow we are off to see a show in London, will have a few hours spare though.
We were thinking of going to the Tate Modern or the National Portrait Gallery.
Where do you like going in London, as we like seeing something different every time we travel up.
Sarah "
Covent Garden. Fabulous food great market and an amazing atmosphere. |
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By *andjCouple
over a year ago
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"Tomorrow we are off to see a show in London, will have a few hours spare though.
We were thinking of going to the Tate Modern or the National Portrait Gallery.
Where do you like going in London, as we like seeing something different every time we travel up.
Sarah "
Depends what you want, but the fetish coffee and cupcake shop in Camden is always a hoot |
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